Sentence examples for sequences of evidence from inspiring English sources

Specifically, we showed that subjects could both learn a range of hazard rates and then use those learned rates in a normative manner to interpret sequences of evidence to make decisions.

We now explain our perspective on this important point more clearly in the Discussion, as follows: "[W]e showed that subjects could both learn a range of hazard rates and then use those learned rates in a normative manner to interpret sequences of evidence to make decisions.

The last episode of series three of the complex police corruption drama Line of Duty involved two lengthy interrogations in which suspects were presented – via the interrogators' iPads – with an almost bewildering sequence of evidence samples (pictures of weapons, CCTV images, mobile-phone records) and challenged for explanations.

The only problem with applying this result across a range of support functions is that when their values for likelihoods differ, function Pα may disagree with Pβ on which of the hypotheses is favored by a given sequence of evidence.

We screened all of our sequences for evidence of failure of the inverted repeat mutants to block further rounds of recombination.

They found themselves compared to 19th-century medical doctors – bungling improvisers, threatened and offended by the notion that their mystical art could be reduced to a sequence of evidence-based steps.

Sites were also provided with evidence-informed hypertension flowsheets that incorporated the Canadian Education Hypertension Program Recommendations and the "5 As" model of behavior change 12 to provide a sequence of evidence-based clinician and office practice behaviors (Assess, Advise, Agree, Assist, Arrange).

The 5A approach concerns behaviour change counselling, which is integral to the CCM, and provides a sequence of evidence-based brief intervention steps (Assess, Advise, Agree, Assist and Arrange).

In our analyses of other retroposed sequences, we examined flanking sequences for evidence of alternative splicing or additional coding sequence, particularly at the N-terminus.

Using the information from the known phylogeny of the primate species, we assessed the orthologous sequences for evidence of positive selection.

In addition, we tested the sequences for evidence of recombination using the maximum chi square [40].